The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-06-23

N. c.. eons'd As $50 North'n Pac. pref. 81
=. &. Brown con hr74 Pacific Mail 49,. 5ls
Tenn, settle't3 az Reading -. 80. 5stt
virginia eonsoI'd a5- Rich. & DanvfiIe Isa
Chesapeake * Ohio o7s Rich West PIT 3ys4
Northwestern --.l.UAs Rock Island 1919
Northwest'n pref.Ii9 ST. Paul -.-..--. ss,t,
Delaware x Laek.Esst4 ST. Paul prefd-- Ia
Erie. .-..... .-..... sr.7s Texas Pacific. 81 a
East Tennessee. l31= Tenn Coal X Iron. - I.
Lake Shore. ..-... Gas Union Pacific -. ~ a
Louisvilles Nash. s,1s New Jersey Cen sals
Memphis \ Char - Missouri Pacific Hs5js (
Mobile " Ohio ESss Western Union .61s
ASKED IBID
The general feeling in the stock market this
morning was one of uneasness. especially n
regarded the condition Of the Fidelity Bank.
The bears were quick to- take advantage of
this, and early in the day attack made
upon Pacific Mall the reason for which WAS
the apprehension of successful opposition by
Canadian Pacific. Later accounts from Gin
cinnati confirmed the fears i'm regard 10 the
Fidelity Bank, and brought about general
selling, in which the entire list shared. Notable.
exceptions to the general decline were Read
ing and Northern Pacific. New England WIS
also special object of attack, AMI recorded the
heaviest decline for the day. The money mar
ket displayed "a hardening tendency. which
aided i'm frightening out some long stOs.k.
The opening WIS heavy, but the early ten
however, and under the lead of coal stocks the
entire list sagged OF. The market was eX-
some time furnished one-half the entire bust
ness done In the early part - the afternoon
an attack WIS made upon PACING Mail and
New England, and the entire list showed more
animation at morning figures. n short period
last hour the dedline WAS renewed, and the
close was weak AT about the lowest prices of
the day. Sales. =kS-CIo shares
Cotton
NEW YORK. June 2..-tirene Il Cos report
on cotton futures says: There has been a
heavy movement III contracts To-day. btit
mainly under strong disposition To hquidate,
and the market made IA liberal break on the
crop, amounting to- some Ii Ia Ii points, with
more or less sympathy on the new crop, where
eipai preSstre came from New Orleans. p but
under an impression that the Clique WAS I'M
Loading their own IocaI long interest took
fright, aud splitting freely added material 10
the supply. During the afternoon the pressure
was somewhat relieved and the bidding com
ing sharper from II few quarters ii stc5i'licr
feeling temporarily prevailed, with "A small
reaction, but no general demand"
Afternoon report Cotton-Net and gross re-
Inue, 10 Ga s.; july. 10 ss.s@io s. August
10 ~ (; September, Id 3+d1O b October, . E9
@9 SO: November. .1et9 80; December,
:! .t9 ID.
Cotton quiet; sales today 34; MiddIing
Uplands, IL E.l6; Orleans IFS; net receipts. lf.
exports to Great Britain III to- the Continent
LOO; stock, 2sg.'G.
LIVERPOOL June Il, & p. m.-Coton futures
June, II "a, value; June-Juy, 52'sD, value;
July August, ) $500 seller: August september,
buyer: October NOVEMBER, ; as-t4 buyer: No
yember-Deeember, 2-oi, value Deeeml@r-
value. Futures closed flat
GALVESTON. June - Cotton nominal; mid
ding, 10 g-l6; net receipts, =; gross..; sales,
-: stock. 5..l6; exports coasfwlse, I4Sj.
NORFOLK. June COTTON quiet midlling.
IL net receipts, 3; gross receipts, . /:
sales, Fl; stock. 3.05l: sales, 4; exports coast
wise.
BALTIMORE, June 2s-Cotton firm mid
ding, lbs; net receipts, =; gross, :; sales,
=; stock, 1851; exports TO Great Britain. :;
coastwise,
BOSTON. June 2s-CottOn quiet middling,
HIS; net receipts. ~; gross receipts lfs sales
none; stock, -; exports To Great Britain, -.
wILNINGToN, June Cotton steady: mid
ding, lUs4' net receipts, -; gr,~s receipts,
-: sales, none; stock, I.6ri; exports coast
PHIL.DELPHIa. June s,.-Cotton quiet; mid
ding, 1I3s: net receipts gross receipts, 20;
stock, 1394'; exports To Great Britain. =.
sAvANNAH, June =s.-Cotton firm; mid
ding, lUss net receipts, y; gross, y; sales,
-, stock, l,:Sg; exports coststwlss., III
NEW ORLEANS, June COTTON dull mid
ding, 10 s-l6; net receipts |; gross receipts,
britain =: 10 the CONTINGENT, -; coistwisc
I,Gs; to France, I,!O.
NOZZLE June COTTON nominal; mi,ldIing,
1881: receipts, 10. grsss receipts, L.; sales,
II: stock. ;si; exports cosistwiss. :
MEMPHIS. June - - Cotton quiet mid
ding. IA: net receipts, 81: gr,ss receipts,
~; shipments, ~: stock, s,@sI.
y 49, -.
10 Is Ia; net receipts ID; grurss receipts, -;
sales,
CHARLEsroN. June :s-,,.-Cotton quiet but firm
-middling. lVl4; net receipts, :; gross receipts,
=; sales. 10: stock. 6ssI: exports coastwise 3I.
General Markets.
CHICAGO, June "a moderate business in
wheat wis transacted, though NEST of the day
the market ruled weak No new features were
presented, aud operators are inclined tn trade
ON II small scale for the present. Many scns:i
tOnal rumors were circulated during the day,
but all proved To he without foundation, and
only affected prices momentariiy- Receipts of
wheat are falling on rapidly. and only sixty
ears arr. estimated for to-morrow's arrivals.
July opened at .0lst .Ol4, and advanced to .OIs,
then became weaker and declined, with some
fluctuations, to 6.sis, rallied and closed at 10.
June opened at 6yls and closed mt ta'l4-
Corn ruled quiet during the greater part of
the session, and trading was dull Receipts
to-day and estimated arrivals for tomorrow
were quite small July opened at :si1e, de-
Oats were moderately active, but there were
many sellers. The market, however, was
strengthened by very light receipts July
opened at 251s. sold up To 2ys, but later the de-
niand falling on it reacted To 2114 and closed
ut .yss-
There was only moderate trading in pro-
visions, and the feeling was unsettled and
prices rather weak Arrivals of hogs were not
large, but receipts of products were liberal.
This had IA depressing effect temporarily and
encouraged operators to enlarge their offer
showed little more strength. and prices rallied
again, and the market closed steady at outside
To S6:s.lS closed at s62.Ls66.D. July short
ribs opened at $..:D, sold down to S1-ls1s, and
Cash quofations were as follows: Flour quiet
NJ: spring Wheat, oec No Spring
Mo bats AZ AZ M aes Pork, 81 S@dn So s
SGD; short rib sides, loose, 3D. Dry sa,lted
boxed. S..asss..eO. Whisky. Sl.i0.
Leaving futures closed as follows:
wheat-June. de14 July. 20; August -:
Oats. June, .: July. ai,s: August. Moss
Pork June, ST. Lard June, s6-.sIs July,
S6.2.1a: August, -. Short Ribs-June, $50 :;
July. S.-D, August.
NEW YORK, June .s,--Southern Flour quiet
and heavy : common 70 fair extra, $40 !;
lower and easier on winter-No. red, s.ets.34:
June, ssJa4tJ sgls. Corn 14c lower-No. :, 461s:
s s NO. s Jn"e. s.. a July 49, - maIs
quiet and unchanged Cotfee-fair Rio steady
81 Ia; s Ro July t, sl s5s s AnS ,in
steady and in good demand Molassss steady.
a hss n@m n@i'Gs Resin 3 af 1ST ss Ts4
pentine dull at 41s- Hides firm-wet s;iltcsi New
Orleans selected ~ and "a pounds; s,sa 10
at sI5dI5:.5 sI5aIs.5 for new Beef dull.
Sd lsir6.6l. August, S6.6sd6..O Freights FIRM
cotton, Lied; wheat I'D
ST. Louis, June - Flour unchanged.
red ia CASH ..ls.s June u .sss.s' CoTn strong
and higher early, but esised on Iater-csssh, "a
2.i@d:s; June, ..Is bid. whisky, sIG5 Pro-
visions dun. Pork-irregrIlar new, SIS. Lard.
81. H. Dry salt Meats, boxed shoulders, S5.6.Is:
long clear. $50; clear rii~. SO short ribs
SO Bacon. bowel shoulders 81 long clear,
sss'; clear ribs, s5 short clear. ss-.s,. Hams
steady at Sll-25dlt.
NEW ORLEANS. June Coffee inactive
and loweraRIo cargoes common To prime,
Lao 11s- Rice steady. Cotton Seed pro~iucts
open Kettle, good fair To fully fair, "a. Lou
' 'sla,n, cenlrlfufals; choice yellow q gs Mo
prime Ia fancy. 5sd.Si fair Ia good prime,